The phrase "administration more than" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to compare the administration to something else, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The administration more than any other department is responsible for budget management."
Alternatives: "administration rather than" or "administration in comparison to".
Now we have another disaster in more or less the same neck of the woods, and it takes the administration more than a week to really get moving.
The Obama administration, more than any of its predecessors, has strengthened oversight of electronic waste.
The figures represent HMV's best performance since it collapsed into administration more than three years ago.
These analyses also reinforce the results of experiments conducted by the Nixon administration more than a quarter-century ago.
He went on to create an alternative school with other Dalton teachers and found he liked administration more than teaching.
But this Administration, more than any in memory, seems very aggressive about making certain that its scientific advisors support its ideas.
It took the Obama administration more than a year to pass its healthcare bill after Obama launched the effort in March of 2009.
The Times analyzed lobbying files and found at least 28 of his ex-staffers "have lobbied on tax issues during the Obama administration -- more than any other current member of Congress".
At the Latin American program of the University of Miami School of Business Administration more than a thousand miles to the east, everyone speaks Spanish.
C1 F.D.A. Approves Erbitux ImClone Systems' cancer drug, Erbitux, won approval from the Food and Drug Administration, more than two years after its rejection set off a major stock-trading scandal.
[Page C3.] F.D.A. Approves ImClone Drug Erbitux, the cancer drug of ImClone Systems, won approval from the Food and Drug Administration more than two years after an initial rejection set off the scandal that sent the company's former chief executive, Samuel D. Waksal, to prison.
